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The Department of Homeland Security funding deadline passed February 13th without a deal. DHS is technically in a partial shutdown but continuing operations on funds from last year's reconciliation bill — a temporary fix that won't last. The sticking point: Democrats want accountability measures like body cameras and ID badges for immigration enforcement agents before signing off on new funding.
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Harris County approved software to protect voter privacy while keeping elections transparent and secure for all residents.
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Harris County approved $90,000 for voter registration outreach, helping more residents participate in local elections that shape our communities.
County · introduced
Harris County wants to use AI to make building permits and approvals faster and easier for residents and businesses.
County · introduced
Harris County and Houston are working together to share FIFA World Cup safety costs, protecting your tax dollars while ensuring proper security.
Harris County Commissioners Court
Harris County approved a contract with the Domestic Violence Coordinating Council for public health services through December 2026.
Harris County Commissioners Court
Harris County Commissioners Court votes September 8, 2026 on whether to accept a 30% pay raise for County Treasurer Carla Wyatt.
Harris County Commissioners Court
Harris County may sell underused county property to help close a $181 million budget gap in its proposed $3.1 billion FY2027 budget.
Harris County Commissioners Court
Harris County Commissioners Court will decide whether Reliant Park (NRG Park) should keep hosting area high school graduation ceremonies.
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Sep 8
Young Audiences of Houston brings free arts programs to public library branches on Tuesdays, Sep–May. Drop in for live performances, hands-on art projects, and workshops for families.
Sep 9
The City of Houston has scheduled a Consolidated Council Meeting on September 9, 2026 at 9:00 a.
Sep 9
The City of Houston has scheduled a Public Session on September 9, 2026 at 9:30 a.
Sep 9
The City of Houston has scheduled a Council Meeting on September 9, 2026 at 1:30 p.
Sep 9
The City of Houston has scheduled a Public Session on September 9, 2026 at 2:00 p.
Sep 15
Rice University's Ken Kennedy Institute hosts its 5th annual AI in Health Conference, Sept. 15–17, 2026, in Houston.
Source: citywide content_objects event records
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Harris County Commissioners Court
Harris County Commissioners Court considers renaming an approved CDBG-DR stormwater detention project on South Mayde Creek.
Harris County Commissioners Court
Harris County may partner with Pearland to build paved recreational trails along Clear Creek from Province Village Park to Juneteenth Park.
Harris County Commissioners Court
Harris County Commissioners Court will consider closing an Imprest Account held by the Auditor's Office on August 6, 2026.
Harris County Commissioners Court
Commissioners Court may discuss and act on FY27 budgets and tax rates for Harris County and related agencies.
families
Brings professional teaching artists into schools and community spaces, reaching hundreds of thousands of students with arts-based learning.
families
Education nonprofit serving Houston.
all of us
Rice University institute advancing religious tolerance through research, education, and public programming.
all of us
Strengthens Houston's LGBTQ+ community through behavioral health, anti-violence programs, and youth support services.
Source: knowledge_graph (282 edges checked) + content_districts (5 shared districts)
Resources and organizations already in the database, useful whether we need support or want to get involved.
program
More than 40 nonprofits, faith groups, and businesses across Greater Houston work together to grow a compassionate culture city-wide.
program
A national network of 500+ organizations reducing polarization and building trust across differences — free to join, no obligations.
Pct3
Submit a service request for road and bridge maintenance across Harris County Precinct 3's nearly 6,800 lane miles.
government
The Harris County Commissioners Court is the governing body of Harris County, Texas. Led by the County Judge and four precinct commissioners, the court sets the county budget, tax rate, and policies affecting public health, infrastructure, flood control, and justice for over 4.7 million residents.
health
The Houston Intergroup Association of A.A. is the central service office for Alcoholics Anonymous groups across greater Houston. It publishes the region's weekly meeting schedule — more than 1,900 meetings every week — answers the 24-hour phone line, and connects people who want to stop drinking with a nearby group. The office in Northwest Houston is open weekdays and welcomes walk-ins for literature and meeting information.
government
The Texas House of Representatives is the lower chamber of the Texas Legislature, composed of 150 members representing districts across the state. The House initiates legislation, approves the state budget, and works with the Senate to shape laws affecting education, healthcare, criminal justice, and infrastructure for all Texans.
Source: citywide content_objects resources and organizations